Journal: Lithosphere
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Abbreviation
Lithosphere (Print)
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Geological Society of America
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- On the relation between trench migration, seafloor age, and the strength of the subducting lithosphereItem type: Journal Article
LithosphereDi Giuseppe, Erika; Faccenna, Claudio; Funiciello, Francesca; et al. (2009) - Post-Miocene landscape rejuvenation at the eastern end of the AlpsItem type: Journal Article
LithosphereLegrain, Nicolas; Dixon, Jean; Stuewe, Kurt; et al. (2015) - Climatically driven formation of the Tangxian planation surface in North China: An example from northwestern Zhongtiao Shan of the Shanxi Graben SystemItem type: Journal Article
LithosphereXiong, Jianguo; Li, Youli; Zheng, Wenjun; et al. (2018)The development of planation surfaces requires stable tectonic and climatic conditions. However, it is difficult to discuss in detail how tectonic movement and/or climate change affects erosion, deposition, and uplift associated with the development, formation, and disintegration of planation surface. This article presents a case study on the development and formation of the Tangxian planation surface (TXPS) by establishing the magnetostratigraphy of one piedmont deposition section related to planation, and combining the depositional sequence overlying TXPS and basin sediments. Further, we discuss the role of tectonics and climate change in the geomorphic evolution of the TXPS during the late Cenozoic and revise the final formation age to be ca. 3.1 Ma by the relative deposition process. The vertical rates of the main fault constrained by different geomorphic surfaces and stable deposition in the basin show stable and moderate tectonic activity in the study area since the Pliocene, and a series of sedimentary records reveal that the climate in North China was stably warm-humid from the late Miocene to early Pliocene. Stable tectonic activity and stable climate were important bases for pediment development; however, abrupt climatic changes during the late Pliocene might be the main driving force of the final formation of the TXPS in North China. - Detrital zircon and provenance analysis of Eocene–Oligocene strata in the South Sistan suture zone, southeast Iran: Implications for the tectonic settingItem type: Journal Article
LithosphereMohammadi, Ali; Burg, Jean-Pierre; Winkler, Wilfried (2016) - Tectonics, hydrothermalism, and paleoclimate recorded by Quaternary travertines and their spatio-temporal distribution in the Albegna basin, central Italy: Insights on tyrrhenian margin neotectonicsItem type: Journal Article
LithosphereVignaroli, Gianluca; Berardi, Gabriele; Billi, Andrea; et al. (2016) - Evolution of the Yangtze River network, southeastern Tibet: Insights from thermochronology and sedimentologyItem type: Journal Article
LithosphereGourbet, Loraine; Yang, Rong; Fellin, Maria Giuditta; et al. (2020)
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